Closed MizzyAntunes closed 4 years ago
By modifying the code
That's what I'd do too... maybe starting with disabling the timer that does the auto-locking after unlock_period seconds...
By modifying the code
I know, but I don't know how to do that, because I'm a noob. I think someone who knows programming would know how to help me
That's what I'd do too... maybe starting with disabling the timer that does the auto-locking after unlock_period seconds...
Ok, tks
You might want to think about some basic programming courses instead of jumping head-first into embedded development. There's a lot to learn just on the programming side, let alone all the intricacies of embedded systems. If you're after a HomeKit lock in the meantime it might be simpler to buy one... Sorry, not trying to be rude - just people here are going to struggle to help you through every single step - especially when you ask such basic questions as these and others... Help yourself first, then others might be more willing to provide more assistance.
You might want to think about some basic programming courses instead of jumping head-first into embedded development. There's a lot to learn just on the programming side, let alone all the intricacies of embedded systems. If you're after a HomeKit lock in the meantime it might be simpler to buy one... Sorry, not trying to be rude - just people here are going to struggle to help you through every single step - especially when you ask such basic questions as these and others... Help yourself first, then others might be more willing to provide more assistance.
ok, I understand, is that my interest was only in the homekit. Excuse me
I would like to use the "Lock" model of the examples, but I don't want it to lock itself after a few seconds. How can I change this?